Missouri Department Of Transportation says they are getting plows back on trucks and hooking up equipment, but they aren't going to treat the roads just yet.

They are worried that heavy rains might wash off any salt they put down.

So with supplies so low, MoDOT crews are holding off for a little bit, so they can make their supplies last as long as they can.

Ameren and some electric cooperatives say crews are standing by - ready to get to work before the weather gets bad.

In southern Illinois, road crews were out in 16 counties treating roads to stay one step ahead of this storm.

IDOT engineer Keith Miley says they'll be ready to respond like they have been all winter long.

"Ice is something that you can't plow," said Miley. "Well be using our chemicals on that - sodium chloride, or calcium chloride.We just gotta stay on top of it, do everything we can to break that bond between the ice and the pavement so we can get the roads clear."

Forecasters say ice will be a major concern on the roads.

But if there is any light at the end of tunnel, it's that the National Weather Service is predicting a warm-up come the second half of March.

Charges have been filed against two suspects accused of grabbing thousands of dollars worth of electronics from the Apple Store on The Plaza. Court records show Timothy O'Neal and DeVarrio O'Neal are suspected of stealing from Apple stores in six Texas cities and Apple stores in Mississippi and Arkansas, taking more than $300,000 worth of merchandise. They have been charged with robbery. The robbery at the Apple Store's Plaza location was caught on camera and went viral...More >

Charges have been filed against two suspects accused of grabbing thousands of dollars worth of electronics from the Apple Store on The Plaza. Court records show Timothy O'Neal and DeVarrio O'Neal are suspected of stealing from Apple stores in six Texas cities and Apple stores in Mississippi and Arkansas, taking more than $300,000 worth of merchandise. They have been charged with robbery. The robbery at the Apple Store's Plaza location was caught on camera and went viral...More >

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A military veteran's home was destroyed Tuesday night in a fire. Firefighters responded Tuesday evening to the area of Pine Street in Gardner. During the explosive fire, windows were shattered, parts of the gutter were charred and those flames even reached parts of the roof. Footage of the fire was captured on the helmet of a firefighter who quickly arrived on scene. Investigators say ammunition was found inside the home - and if you listen closely, you can here ...

A military veteran's home was destroyed Tuesday night in a fire. Firefighters responded Tuesday evening to the area of Pine Street in Gardner. During the explosive fire, windows were shattered, parts of the gutter were charred and those flames even reached parts of the roof. Footage of the fire was captured on the helmet of a firefighter who quickly arrived on scene. Investigators say ammunition was found inside the home - and if you listen closely, you can here ...

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